Keepin' it Real: The Rise of Bullshit in the Black Community

Sabrina Lamb is fed up with the rise of bullshit in the black community. In her new book Keepin' It Real, Lamb confronts all who are guilty of bullshitting. This controversial expose begins with bullshit’s firm place in black history to its thriving presence today. Lamb convincingly argues why Abe Lincoln is not a black hero and that Africans slaves were not stolen by white men but sold by fellow Africans. Her compilation of rumored bullshit is an entertaining look at what people are willing to believe and why.

Sabrina Lamb challenges the black community to stop playing the victim, take out their gold teeth and never say the N-word again. This book has a simple message: As long as the black community is “down” with bullshit, that is exactly where they are going to stay.

About the Author

Voted #16 of the Top 50 Black Women in Entertainment by Black Noir Magazine, Sabrina Lamb is a former stand-up comedienne and a New York City radio personality, with stints at NBC's "Saturday Night Live," The Original Improv, Comedy Cellar, Stand Up New York, HBO/Toyota Comedy Festival and BET’s Comicview which nominated her Best Female Comic and Best Impersonator.